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aneurysms, cavernous malformations, and arteriovenous malformations, using patient cohorts and surgical specimens together with cellular and in vivo models. The successful candidate will study the molecular
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research Strong quantitative skills, including experience with regression, structural equation modeling (SEM), and multilevel modeling (MLM) Experience with measurement development, factor analytic methods
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servers have been significantly more successful than institutional repositories, we believe the same model can easily be applied to detailed, structured metadata about datasets, while the datasets
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. The Postdoctoral Associate will benefit from mentorship on academic advancement and participate in multiple professional development trainings and opportunities (e.g., attending YCSC postdoc seminar series
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program. Our work focuses on the development of advanced cancer models, integrative genomic analyses, and the discovery of novel therapeutic strategies. Using systematic, interdisciplinary approaches
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associative learning. Using mouse models, fiber photometry, circuit-specific viral approaches, in vivo recordings, and a variety of behavioral assays, we investigate how infant brains encode maternal and social
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. Building on this platform, we combine cell biology, biochemistry, CRISPR-based approaches, organelle isolation, metabolomics and proteomics, mouse genetics, and disease models to discover principles of ER
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of research, scientific communication, and the translation of computational models into clinically meaningful tools. Individual development goals will be established at the beginning of the appointment and
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approaches to immune-related states and behaviors. The lab uses mouse models, in vivo two-photon structural and functional imaging with calcium indicators, chemogenetics, viral and transgenic tools, behavior
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are interested in linking selectional and mutational landscapes to patterns of genetic variation associated with human traits and diseases. We do this by integrating evolutionary models with GWAS, biobank, and